The Fifth Maine Museum House Tour is back for 2023!
Enjoy this rare opportunity to see inside some of the unique homes of Peaks Island!
TIME: 1pm – 5pm
COST: $25 for members, $30 for non-members.
Please join us for pancakes, eggs, ham and more!
Come and enjoy great food, great company and a great view from the scenic porch of the Fifth Maine Museum.
A perfect way to start a Sunday in Maine! Breakfast is served from 8-11am.
Member prices are:
Adults $12, kids under twelve $6
Non-member prices are:
Adults: $14, kids under twelve: $8
Kids under three always eat free!
Cash, checks, or credit cards accepted.
Ethan Setiawan will be performing at the Fifth Maine Museum!
Originally from Goshen, Indiana, Ethan Setiawan tried out numerous instruments before finding his way to the mandolin. “I played the cello, and tried out banjo and ukulele as a kid”, he explains, “But I really liked the mandolin, it was small but packed a bigger punch than the ukulele. Anyway, that was the one that stuck”, he laughs. Years later, Setiawan has a command of the instrument far beyond his twenty-five years, and has won both the National Mandolin Championship at Winfield, KS and the Rockygrass Mandolin Championship. On his new album, “Gambit”, Setiawan takes the calculated musical risks of a seasoned player. He moves aptly between stylistic influences, harkening back to the experimental string band music pioneered in the early 80s while presenting entirely original compositions.
The Board of Advisors of the Peaks Island Fund invites you to attend a celebration of their donors and the 2023 grantees!
Snacks and beverages will be provided.
The Fifth Maine Museum is hosting a combined Art on the Porch / ART WALK event on Sunday, August 13th, from 10am – 3pm.
DATE: August 13
TIME: 10am – 3pm
PLACE: Fifth Maine Museum / art studios around Peaks Island
Start at the Fifth Maine Museum (45 Seashore Avenue) and get a map so you can visit the island artists who are selling from their home studios.
This is a fabulous, annual event with a wide assortment of hand made items — jewelry, textiles, paintings, leather goods, hand-pulled prints, stained glass, botanical soaps and shampoos, candles, watercolors, note cards, photography, letter press stationery, post cards, upcycled clothing — the list goes on and on. Get a jump start on your holiday shopping or just treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind gift!
Be sure to check out our new Fifth Maine merchandise too – made by island artists who are supporting the Fifth Maine!
We won’t send you home hungry. There is delicious grill food for everyone to enjoy.
AND…. if you win our 50/50 raffle, you’ll go home with more cash than you came with!
Thank you for supporting the artists who support the Fifth Maine!
Fifth Maine Museum members are invited to have a light supper on the porch, followed by a short State of the Fifth Maine presentation.
Dinner starts at 5:30pm, State of the Fifth Maine presentation starts at 6:15pm.
After our annual membership meeting, we will all move into the hall at 7pm for a presentation by board member Curt Mildner.
NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN TONIGHT!!
At Rappahannock Station, the 5th Maine Regiment was conspicuous for its gallantry, capturing four enemy flags. But discrepancy between sources has led to confusion about which flags were captured. Fifth Maine Museum board member, Curt Mildner, will present the results of his original research to establish which four flags the regiment captured.